Turkey Begins Repatriating Western ISIS Fighters
Turkey said Monday that it has started the repatriation of captured foreign Islamic State group militants, including one American. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: An ISIS Bride on the Run
Up until last week, Bouchra and her sister-in-law, both formerly strong supporters of the Islamic State ideology, were imprisoned among 12,000 other women and children. Keep Reading
Is Germany’s Move to Strip Terrorist Citizenship the Best Route?
Closing doors runs the risk of creating factions of left-behind extremists that may escape any meaningful oversight, argues researcher. Keep Reading
Hollywood Actor Fought ISIS; Now He’s Marooned
Enright was the most unlikely of soldiers, pinned down there alongside his Kurdish and expat militia brothers, dodging bullets, blasting away with his Kalashnikov. Keep Reading
New Figures on European Nationals Detained in Syria and Iraq
For European governments, now concerned about the intentions and whereabouts of their fighters in the region, this is a stark reminder that problems do not go away. Keep Reading
Who Are the ISIS Fighters in Custody, and How Can They Be Repatriated?
The SDF has been struggling with overcrowded prisons and is now facing Turkish threat as ISIS calls for jailbreaks. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: SDF Needs Our Help Now as Another Woman in Camp Hol Killed by ISIS Enforcers
That ISIS women can get weapons is not inconceivable, as we were told about women having phones and trading in illicit SIM cards that they somehow procure from locals. Keep Reading
White Supremacists Lead New Wave of Foreign Fighters
They are traveling to Ukraine in numbers reminiscent of the movement of fighters to Syria in the earliest days of that conflict. Keep Reading
American Inside Syrian Prison Says He Was Recruited to ISIS Online
In northern Syria, prisoners are filled to the point of bursting, with foreign ISIS fighters. They want to return to their home countries, but nobody wants them. Keep Reading
American Foreign Fighters: Jihadism Beyond Syria and Iraq
The Program on Extremism at George Washington University has published its latest report on American foreign fighters. It identifies 36 American foreign fighters who have traveled to foreign conflict zones beyond Syria and Iraq. Keep Reading
